Kelly Marie Tran is reflecting on her decision to come out as queer . The actress opened up in a wide-ranging interview with about why she came out this past November, explaining, “At the end of the day, I think what’s really important to me is to remind myself that it’s bigger than me." Tran, 36, first addressed her identity in a conversation with while discussing her upcoming romantic comedy . “I haven’t said this publicly yet, but I’m a queer person,” she revealed at the time. Never miss a...

A couple weeks ago, word started to spread about an upcoming Star Wars game developed by Bit Reactor and Respawn. The wait for more details wasn't very long, as EA formally announced it -- Star Wars Zero Company -- today in a post on X (formerly Twitter). The upcoming title will be a turn-based, tactical combat game, and if rumors are true, it'll be similar to XCOM. For now, details are fairly slim. EA announced the game, but hasn't released a trailer or any specifics beyond the official game art...

Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Entertainment gossip and news from Newsweek's network of contributors When Will 'Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld' Release? All 6 episodes of "Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld" will be available to stream on Disney+ on May 4. Read More: 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Season 3 - Everything We Know So Far Who Is In 'Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld'? Nika Futterman returns to voice Asajj Ventress and Corey Burton...

The next Star Wars animated anthology is here, and it’s going to bring two Clone Wars favorites back into the limelight. Today Lucasfilm confirmed that Tales of the Underworld will be the next entry in the Tales anthology format, which has previously explored the stories of the Jedi and the time of the Empire. This time around, the criminal underworld gets a spotlight through the lens of the returned Asajj Ventress, and Duros bounty hunter Cad Bane. The twinned stories will follow Ventress after her return from death in the...

Actor John Boyega is once again voicing his frustrations with the Star Wars franchise for being “so white.” The actor, who played the heroic stormtrooper-turned-Resistance fighter Finn in The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, and The Rise of Skywalker, has been vocal about his experiences with racism in the Star Wars universe. Boyega said Star Wars has always felt like an “elite white” space and suggested some fans felt discomfort when a black actor took on a lead role. “It’s a franchise that’s so white that a black person existing...

John Boyega, who played Finn in the latest "Star Wars" trilogy, criticized the franchise for being too "white" in a new documentary about black actors in Hollywood. "Lemme tell ya, ‘Star Wars’ always had the vibe of being in the most whitest, elite space. It’s a franchise that’s so white that a black person existing in [it] was something," Boyega said in the AppleTV+ documentary "Number One on the Call Sheet: Black Leading Men in Hollywood." "You can always tell it’s something when some ‘Star Wars’ fans try to say,...

"Star Wars" star John Boyega called out fans he says were upset at his casting in the blockbuster franchise, claiming in a new documentary about Black actors that some audiences aren't accepting of them in leading roles."Let me tell you, Star Wars always had the vibe of being in the most Whitest, elite space," Boyega says in the Apple TV+ documentary, "Number One on the Call Sheet: Black Leading Men in Hollywood," according to Entertainment Weekly. Boyega, who played Finn for three films in the series, said that fans weren't...

John Boyega is speaking out about his experience with fans of the franchise. The British star, 33, is one of several actors who appear in the "Black Leading Men in Hollywood" episode of the new AppleTV+ two-part documentary . While talking about his breakthrough role as Finn in (2015) and its two sequels, Boyega said the space-western saga "always had the vibe of being in the most Whitest, elite space." "It's a franchise that's so White that it's like, a Black person existing in [it] was something," he said. Never...

Actor Clive Revill, who performed the original voice of Emperor Palpatine in the Star Wars movie franchise has died. According to TMZ, Revill died earlier this month at the age of 94, following a battle with dementia. Revill provided the voice for the evil Palpatine in “Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back” which was released in 1980. Palpatine was physically played by another actor in the film. Revill’s voice was replaced in subsequent Star Wars movies and in the rereleases of “The Empire Strikes Back” over the years....